Charles-Adolphe Koëlla
Born in 1855.
Died in 1935.
Charles-Adolphe Koëlla distinguished himself through a varied career as a painter, architect, drawing teacher and art critic. He is particularly recognised for his watercolour landscapes, which testify to a notable artistic sensibility. In addition, through his French translation of Wilhelm Lübke’s «Essai d'histoire de l'art», he contributed to the dissemination of artistic knowledge, thereby enriching the artistic debate of his time.
The details of his career and works merit further exploration.